Life After Joint Replacement
April 3, 2014 3:59 pmThe sky was deep blue without a single cloud as I stood by the field at the Pepperell airfield, watching... View Article
The sky was deep blue without a single cloud as I stood by the field at the Pepperell airfield, watching... View Article
January 1 brings the promise of a new year. What were your New Year’s resolutions? Have they already been abandoned? ... View Article
A meniscus tear can cause locking, catching, buckling, and instability. The meniscus is a C-shaped fibro-cartilage that acts as a... View Article
When physical therapy (PT) is suggested for hip knee, or back pain, patients sometimes respond “That doesn’t work for me.”... View Article
Not all knee pain is arthritis, even when you are older than 65! Arthritis is the result of damage to... View Article
There are two types of heel pain that send patients to the orthopedist: back of the heel pain (Achilles Tendinitis... View Article
Knee Cap Pain Knee pain is a common complaint in patients presenting to the orthopedist. The kneecap is often the... View Article
Strains, sprains, overuse injuries, fractures, and arthritis: it`s a rare person who has not experienced one of these orthopaedic problems.... View Article
As a specialist in joint replacement, I am frequently asked “How long will it be until I am back up... View Article
What to Expect in the Hospital After Joint Replacement As a specialist in joint replacement, I am frequently asked “What... View Article